Why is evil superior?
Hmm ... I guess this relates to the quality to be succesful in warfare?
Assuming that is the case, the answer is quite straightforward and lies in the definition of evil. In my view evil embodies those 'morally evil' traits in mankind, or any other sentient bipedal species fwiw, that alienate evil from what the average human, elf, dwarf or hobbit could consider 'normal' or 'morally good'. These are typically expressed in the main manifestations of antisocial personalities, also known as the dark triad: machiavellianism and narcissism and psychopathy. These comprehend specific traits like 'lack of empathy', 'lack of morality', 'selfishness' and 'remorselessness'. Such traits (or 'qualities') can offer any warring side a massive boost over others. In times void of war such traits obviously will not contribute in any positive manner to the well-being of societies. Logical consequence is that people or even communities, clans, parties, societies cherishing such traits thrive with the presence of 'war' against any imaginable foe in any form. They even need 'war' to justify their 'moral justice' connected to feeding these traits and the related behaviour expressed to 'fight their foes'. Absence of foes, through denying them to people with such traits, can be very effective in surpressing their expression.
Why is there so much evil growing in this world?
~ObviousOgre
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